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Korean Empire
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state of Korea from October 1897 to August 29, 1910
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The Korean Empire was an independent Korean state that existed from 1897 to 1910, during a period of major change in East Asia. It matters because it represents Korea's final attempt at maintaining sovereignty before being annexed by Japan, marking a significant transition in Korean history.
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Today part ofNorth Korea South Korea China (disputed) Russia (disputed)
Korean name Hangul대한국
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